OR · BACHELOR’S-REPORTING COLLEGES

Best ROI colleges in Oregon

Ten years of reported earnings premium, measured against four years of net price plus earnings forgone while studying.

17eligible colleges$45kcomparison earnings
LOWER10-YEAR ROIHIGHER
1
Oregon Institute of TechnologyKlamath Falls, OR · Public
+49%+$119,666
2
Linfield UniversityMcMinnville, OR · Private nonprofit
+33%+$94,576
3
University of PortlandPortland, OR · Private nonprofit
+17%+$50,430
4
Oregon State University-Cascades CampusBend, OR · Public
−20%−$50,152
5
Oregon State UniversityCorvallis, OR · Public
−22%−$56,376
6
Portland State UniversityPortland, OR · Public
−37%−$81,348
7
University of OregonEugene, OR · Public
−44%−$118,038
8
George Fox UniversityNewberg, OR · Private nonprofit
−44%−$135,516
9
Pacific UniversityForest Grove, OR · Private nonprofit
−61%−$196,622
10
Reed CollegePortland, OR · Private nonprofit
−64%−$199,422
11
Bushnell UniversityEugene, OR · Private nonprofit
−64%−$168,326
12
Willamette UniversitySalem, OR · Private nonprofit
−68%−$190,884
13
Western Oregon UniversityMonmouth, OR · Public
−69%−$170,938
14
Eastern Oregon UniversityLa Grande, OR · Public
−69%−$170,832
15
Southern Oregon UniversityAshland, OR · Public
−72%−$178,158
16
Lewis & Clark CollegePortland, OR · Private nonprofit
−78%−$252,112
17
Corban UniversitySalem, OR · Private nonprofit
−87%−$253,640

Eligibility requires a currently operating college, a reported bachelor’s-level program, at least 500 students, observed earnings and annual average net price of at least $1,000. State rank is relative only to eligible institutions in Oregon.